Latvia Atzinibas Krusts Silver Medal 1938 875 S Bergs
Interwar Latvian Order of Recognition Silver Medal. Key Information. Country: Latvia. Official Name: Atzinibas krusts. Type: Sudraba goda zime – Silver Medal. Year: 1938. Material: Silver 875. Maker: S. Bergs. Diameter: approx. Obverse: Inscription: UN PAR DOMAS DARBUS LATVIJAI Translation: For Thoughts and Works for Latvia. Central design features an eagle holding a wreath, surrounded by laurel branches and decorative border. Reverse: Six-pointed star within circular border. Central Latvian coat of arms with date: 1938. Edge markings: 875 – silver purity mark S. Condition. Silver with natural age patina. Ribbon in very poor condition, heavy fraying and wear. Edge maker mark clearly visible. Minor surface wear consistent with age. For condition, please refer to the pictures, all dimensions are approx. Historical and Collectible Significance. The Atzinibas krusts Order of Recognition was established in 1938 during Latvia’s interwar independence period. It was awarded for civil merit and contributions to the Latvian state. Silver examples with original maker marks such as S. Bergs are especially desirable among Baltic award collectors. An original 1938 Latvian Atzinibas krusts Silver Medal in 875 silver, maker marked S. Despite the very worn ribbon, the medal remains a historically significant and collectible interwar Latvian state decoration. The item shown in the photographs is the exact piece you will receive. We never use stock images. All measurements are approximate. Please note that colors may vary slightly due to lighting conditions or individual screen settings. This includes, but is not limited to, Russia, Ukraine, Kosovo, Serbia, Belarus, and selected regions in Asia, Africa, and South America.